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Herve Caumont, 2013-09-25 12:14
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3 | {{>toc}} |
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5 | h2. Name |
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7 | ciop-simwf -- submits the sample workflow of the application. This is useful to simulate the whole application distribution process. |
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9 | h2. Synopsys |
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11 | <pre> |
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12 | ciop-simwf [-h | --help ] [wf-name] [-l | --list ] [-d <job-label>] |
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13 | </pre> |
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16 | h2. Options |
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18 | The following options are available: |
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20 | > [-h] display the help page |
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21 | > [-l] lists all previous simulated workflow runs |
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22 | > [-d] delete a specified workflow simulation run |
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25 | h2. Exit codes |
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27 | >0 workflow executed successfully |
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28 | >1 an error occurred during job processing |
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29 | >255 environment is invalid (e.g. invalid working directory) or invalid options are provided |
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30 | >254 output directory does not exist or failed creating it (with -c option) |
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31 | >253 node not found in the application template (/application/application.xml) |
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32 | >252 no input specified |
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34 | Any other exit code is from the executable itself. |
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36 | h2. Examples |
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38 | h3. Example 1 - Run a simulation |
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40 | <pre> |
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41 | [user@sb ~]$ ciop-simwf wf-name |
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42 | </pre> |
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44 | h3. Example 2 - List the runs |
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46 | <pre> |
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47 | [user@sb ~]$ ciop-simwf -l |
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48 | 0000009-130906110540779-oozie-oozi-W |
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49 | 0000010-130906110540779-oozie-oozi-W |
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50 | 0000011-130906110540779-oozie-oozi-W |
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51 | </pre> |
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53 | h3. Example 2 - Delete a specified workflow simulation run |
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55 | <pre> |
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56 | [user@sb ~]$ ciop-simwf -d 0000009-130906110540779-oozie-oozi-W |
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57 | </pre> |